Been thinking about this for a while, so here goes. I really wanna up my game in Bitcoin tech stuff. Any suggestions on where to dive deep into advanced technical knowledge? I could use some guidance from the knowledgeable folks here.
Best Resources for Bitcoin Technical Knowledge
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Dude you've been around long enough to know there’s tons of threads here. If you need help, just ask away. By the way, check out learnmeabitcoin.com as a solid starter. After that, grab Mastering Bitcoin.
Honestly, experience on this forum doesn’t mean much with how fast tech evolves. I mentioned wanting advanced updates because I’ve got some theoretical knowledge, but I need to keep pushing myself to really get into the nitty-gritty of Bitcoin.
@Odusko, you should totally check this out lopp.net/bitcoin-information/technical-resources.html. It’s packed with tutorials, online classes, and books that can really help you out.
If you want more sources, I’ve got you covered. Here’s a link that has a bunch of great stuff: github.com/hitripod/awesome-blockchain. Some links might be outdated, but there’s still useful stuff for development.
I can’t say what’s the absolute best, but honestly, being active here is super beneficial. You’ll find discussions on new topics, and just researching them will really help. It’s not just about reading; you gotta engage and ask questions too.
I apologize if I came off rude earlier. Didn't mean to offend you. Just thought maybe you’d revisited the resources I suggested. Anyway, here’s a thread that might be useful: this forum.org/index.php?topic=5479395.msg63393716#msg63393716. The links from logfiles and BitMaxz are gold.
No worries, man! I wasn’t offended either. Really appreciate all the help and links everyone’s shared. I’m excited to get into all this info, especially since I’m looking to get more hands-on with Bitcoin tech.
This forum is the go-to spot for Bitcoin tech knowledge. It’s all about asking the right questions and contributing. For more structured answers, Bitcoin Stack Exchange is also solid. Just keep asking and researching.
Yeah, mailing list is a great resource too since you get insights from core developers. Just a heads-up though, some old content might be lost since the Linux Foundation is phasing out support.
sigma_minerNewbie
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#11Jul 1, 2017, 05:32 AM
You’ve been around for years and asking this? Seems like you might’ve lost your way a bit. No offense meant, just saying. But hey, here’s a book you might find handy: Mastering the Lightning Network.
Reading through technical discussions here has helped me a lot, though I’m still learning. You probably don’t need to look too far outside; a lot of valuable info is right here.
node_walletMember
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#13Jul 1, 2017, 12:36 PM
Saw a guide on X (Twitter) about Bitcoin full nodes and Coldcard. It had great tutorials, but I forgot the site. Still, it’s worth checking out guides that cater to all levels.
You’re on the forum already! For starters, the Bitcoin dev docs are decent, but they don’t cover everything. Mastering Bitcoin fills in a lot of gaps, and if you’re stuck, the Bitcoin Wiki's a good fallback.
sigma_minerNewbie
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#15Jul 1, 2017, 07:12 PM
That book and this site are great for learning at all levels: learnmeabitcoin.com. It even has tools for practice after you learn. Plus, check out Lopp’s Bitcoin explanation.
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